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It's finally here - thank you :-)

I wanted to ask whether this request is on the agenda or has it been rejected

And maybe an option for an automatic timer after which it will try to connect again, for example after 5 seconds.

Oh yeah, sorry. Can you move it to the right one? I mean the desktop version for Windows.

Hi there!

For some of our customers who use O365 with an Azure domain, we have to specify the email addresses assigned to the user or group via the "proxyAddresses" attribute. So it would be great if you could edit the attributes via the AD dashboard.

Would this be possible?

The following problem arises with the VMware Synchronizer:

When using the "Use IP address instead of host" option, the connections are created with the IPv6 address. However, we need the IPv4 address.

Therefore it would be great if you could specify which IP address you would prefer, e.g. with the following options:

IP address to use

- only IPv4

- only IPv6

- IPv4, if not available then IPv6

- IPv6, if not available then IPv4

- both (creates two entries)

OK, this also works :)

It's really great that you can overwrite settings with your personal data.

So you can create a single entry and, if you have your own login or something, you can use it without having to create another entry.

But now it happens that I need the "global" login/data instead of the personal one.

But this is not available to me.

Therefore it would be good if e.g. in the context menu under "open with parameters" the following options were available:

open (with global settings)

open (with user specific settings)

open (with local specific settings)

We store customer relevant files in customer specific directories on our file server:

- customer A

+-documentations

+-Licenses

+-Certificates

+-...

- Customer B

+-documentations

+-Licenses

+-Certificates

+-...

-...

To be able to access these directories faster, we have created "Web Browser" entries in RDM, which refer to the target e. g. file://fileserver/customers/customer_A. This works fine in itself, but there is a catch: There is no button to go from a subfolder to the folder above, i.e. from customers/customer_A/licenses to customers/customer_A.

The existing "Back" button fails at the moment when, for example, a folder has been deleted.

So it would be great if you either implement a new entry type "Link to directory". Alternatively, if the target at website starts with file: instead of http: / https:, corresponding buttons are displayed instead of the website buttons.

So among other things: Up, back, forward, delete, new folder, view (tile, list, details, icons, ...) etc.

In addition, it should be possible with an option to prevent leaving the customer folder. So that you can get to customers/customer_A with the up button, but not to customers.

As long as the authentication to the database is guaranteed, this would also be a possibility, because the integrated security is not available at this moment.

Hi,

yes, we're using RDM with MS SQL.

We have recently started using a MSSQL database with integrated security (Active Directory). However, sometimes it happens that you are working from a PC which is not in the domain or is in the domain but cannot reach it due to restrictions of the VPN tunnel. In these cases it would be good to have a "normal" user (without domain) to log in. This is currently possible, but all personal changes, e.g. to the private vault, will be different between the two users. It would be good if you could link them and both logins point to the same "profile".

It would be good if you could seal entries, e.g. login informations.

So you can document an access, e.g. domain admin, database access or similar, without being able to see the content (username, password etc.). In an emergency, e.g. if something happens to the person who knows the access (accident, death), the seal can be broken by another person and thus obtain this information. However, selected users (other administrators, etc.) are immediately informed of the breaking of the seal by message (e-mail) and RDM will indicate that person X has broken the seal of entry Y.

This allows to document administrator accesses which must not be available to everyone from the beginning, unless there is an emergency.

It would be nice if you could optionally connect using an IP address instead of the name.

Some PowerCLI commands:

(Get-VM -Name insert_vmware_name_here).Guest.Nics | fl

Returns something like:

Connected : True

Device : Network adapter 1

IPAddress : {fe80::aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd, 192.168.101.100}

MacAddress : 00:50:56:9a:97:5c

NetworkName : VM Network

Connected : True

Device : Network adapter 2

IPAddress : {fe80::aaaa:bbbb:cccc:eeee, 192.168.102.200}

MacAddress : 00:50:56:9a:6f:f1

NetworkName : 102 Management Network

You can also query all available networks (VirtualPortGroups) to choose a preferred interface in advance in case there are several.

Furthermore, it would be good if you could change this later in the properties of an entry (select box with available interfaces).

Of course, this selection should be retained when you synchronize again.

Get-VirtualPortGroup -Host "name_of_host"

Name Key VLanId PortBinding NumPorts

---- --- ------ ----------- --------

VM Network key-vim.host.PortGroup-VM N... 0

102 Management Network key-vim.host.PortGroup-102 ... 102